This is the first time the industry has gotten together since the pandemic hit, and we’ve all got stories to tell. IFA 2021 is where the franchise industry will speak up about different experiences related to labor change-ups, emergency loan applications and maintaining stability in the midst of tremendous chaos.
Air quality has never been a bigger business than during the COVID pandemic. As businesses and commercial spaces adapt their environments to follow state-mandated protocols, HVAC franchises are leading the way to ensure customer and employee safety and represent an excellent franchise investment in 2021 and beyond. According to MarketWatch, the global HVAC market was expected to realize a 6 percent CAGR even before the pandemic, with revenue increasing from $91.3 billion in 2018 to $173 billion by 2024.
The self-care industry continues to pivot; reevaluating franchise development efforts amid the pandemic.
There are a lot of opinions when it comes to how to build your how to build your marketing team from the ground up as an emerging franchise.
As we all head into the Holiday season, I’ve got my eye on 2021 and all the opportunities it can bring, so that’s why I’ll be logging in to the IFA Ignite 2021 Virtual Annual Convention.
Each woman has in her own way served as a light in her community: fighting, championing for the cure and in some uplifting cases, beating breast cancer. After hearing their inspiring stories, national rent-to-own tire retail franchise, RNR Tire Express (RNR), wanted to give back in a small way to celebrate these strong women.
This resource explains IFA’s response to the Federal Trade Commission’s review of the Franchise Rule.
The International Franchise Association (IFA) today released the following statement in support of the COVID-19 relief deal announced by Congressional leadership.
There has been a recent surge in lawsuits filed by employees and customers of restaurants, hotels, and other major retailers, alleging violations of the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (“BIPA”).
Do you remember conventions? Standing on carpeted floors, under high ceilings, the hum of people walking down aisles of booths and having meaningful conversations about their businesses — the energy was electric. Now, we’re engaging customers differently.